Former Katsina Senator Bello Mandiya Passes Away in Abuja
Bello Mandiya, a former senator representing Katsina South and chief of staff to ex-Governor Aminu Masari, has died in Abuja. His contributions to politics in Katsina will be remembered by many as the nation mourns his loss.
The Abuja Times

Bello Mandiya, a prominent political figure and former senator representing Katsina South, has passed away in Abuja. His death marks a significant loss for the political landscape of Katsina and Nigeria at large, as he was known for his dedication to public service and leadership.
Mandiya served as a senator from 2019 to 2023 and played a crucial role in various legislative activities during his tenure. Prior to his time in the Senate, he was the chief of staff to former Governor Aminu Masari, where he was instrumental in shaping policies that aimed at improving the lives of the people in Katsina State.
His colleagues and constituents have expressed their condolences, highlighting Mandiya's commitment to his duties and his efforts in advocating for development in his region. One of his peers remarked,
“Bello was not just a colleague; he was a friend and a devoted public servant. His legacy will continue to inspire many in our community.”
The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear, but the news has sent shockwaves through political circles in Nigeria. As tributes pour in from various sectors, it is evident that Mandiya's impact on both his community and the nation will not be forgotten.
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